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The Demijohns
Mar 4, 2010 | 0 commentsHomegrown Wednesday presents another great group with our buddy, Barry Lawson! Take five parts diverse musical interest, add a good amount of persnickety and a pinch of eccentric. Mix well. “At least one demijohn is needed, although two is better.” — Beermonster “You never want to leave the wine in the demijohns for too long…” — Kimberly Edwards. Tickets $5 at the door. Visit The Demijohn’s website: http://myspace.com/thedemijohns.
Richard Leigh
Mar 4, 2010 | 0 commentsRichard Leigh has been writing songs since he was ten years old, and professionally since he was twenty-three. His first break came in 1976 when Crystal Gayle released “I’ll Get Over You,” and took it to #1 on Billboard’s Country Chart. This was made all the sweeter when “I’ll Get Over You” garnered Leigh his first of now seven Song of the Year nominations, this one from the Country Music Association (CMA). Two years later, Leigh was back at the CMA’s, this time to take home the Song Of The Year award for “Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue,” which itself has had a phenomenal career:“Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue” reached the #1 position on both Pop and Country charts and remained on the charts for more than six months; it was nominated for Grammy Awards in both the Pop and Country “Best Song” categories (a feat not repeated until 1993); won a Grammy Award for “Best Country Song”;was a million selling single, and was named one of the ten most...
Doug and Telisha Williams
Mar 4, 2010 | 0 commentsWith their open, inviting personalities and intriguing stage presence, the duo is quickly gaining fans around the country. First timers at their live shows feel like old friends and part of the family after just a song or two. A single set of their music can bring audience members to their feet in applause, to their knees in prayer, and back to the bar to buy another beer. Visit Doug and Telisha’s website: http://www.dandtw.com. Tickets $10 in advance, $15 at the door.
Yarn
Mar 4, 2010 | 0 commentsYarn’s music — just like the band’s namesake — aims to be simple, functional and fun. Since Yarn released its debut album in 2007, the band has been puddle-jumping from one career highlight to the next, from charting on the Americana Music Association’s Top 40 to performing live on National Public Radio’s Mountain Stage to making an appearance on the Grammy ballot. Along the way, Yarn picked up its share of acolytes, including Edie Brickell, banjo virtuoso Tony Trischka and Caitlin Cary of Whiskeytown fame, all of whom made cameos on the band’s 2008 sophomore release, Empty Pockets. Visit Yarn’s website: www.yarnmusic.net. Tickets $10 in advance, $15 at the door.
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